I wanted to use the current Windows logo, but it's so incredibly stupid, you wouldn't even recognize it.

This is what happens when a $100 bn profit/year company is too cheap to hire artists:

Didn't Epic lose the fight against Apple? How is Google more of a monopoly than Apple? It is incredibly easy to sideload apps on Android compared to iPhones, and there are multiple dedicated unofficial stores. These verdicts are not coherent at all between them. I understand they are two separate judges, but the law should be the same for all, not at the interpretation of whichever judge you get.

Edit: for future reference, Verge answers this very question here https://www.theverge.com/24003500/epic-v-google-loss-apple-win-fortnite-trial-monopoly

Can't wait for the Onion article covering this news!

Thankfully, I am not at that point of desperation to consider Atlassian a valid alternative.

Of course the community driven, anarchic nature of Wikipedia is a threat to the status quo of capitalists dominating society. Musk can't stand this, because it shows how ultra wealthy, incompetent dicktators like him are unnecessary.

It's great to see the majority of workers paying for the mistakes of that big pricing fuckup that was approved by a minority of people in power. Just a normal day for capitalism, nothing to see here.

Protip: just do a nazi salute and Teslas will avoid hitting you

Top 10 on the leaderboard get boosted in job searches.

But in all seriousness, this is why searching continuous growth ruins products. LinkedIn had a decent thing going as a job board a few years ago. Instead of focusing on that experience (which is still surprisingly underdeveloped) it added all this useless shit and became a Facebook with a paper thin mask of professionalism. It is now a place used mostly to spread toxic corporate culture and I dread its logo any time I open it to search for a job.

Wow, so this guy sabotaged a community of almost 5 years in just a few weeks because he couldn't understand how financials work. And has now left it open with a big "Scam warning" at the top, that will damage the reputation of the entire project.

Maybe he should pass it on to someone else instead of acting like an overgrown child throwing a tantrum.

Hey you can't use Jira, means you can get some real work done

When the only thing that is stopping kids from dismantling your government is an O(N^N) algorithm

I really wish LinkedIn would add an anonymous cringe emoji. I would use it on like 90% of the content on that site.

Move fast and break things. What could possibly go wrong?

Here's a crazy idea to make your population grow: how about not sending your people to die in a war?

The fun thing most of these games aren't even truly capitalist. City builders like Cities Skylines, Tropico and Anno have little or no free market and you're just in control of a centralized planned economy.

The only truly capitalist games I saw on that list are X4 and Offworld Trading Company since you play as a single private owner competing with others on the market.

"Oh, he uses FOSS, that's even worse. Put him on the commie watch list"

Has there ever been an all-hands meeting where the CEO was not cringeworthy?

I just assume it's the minimum amount of yearly cringe you have to endure to stay employed.

I've often come across this sentiment in Steam reviews and it's very reductive to judge games based mainly on this metric. Getting older I have less time for videogames and I value shorter games more. There are games that are extremely valuable because of their high quality even if very short, like the first Portal.

This is why we have companies like Ubisoft trying to game the system constantly with low quality content to pad the game to 100 hours or whatever is fashionable in open world these days. I will take 6 hours of quality single player anytime over 100 hours of AssCreed grinding and ridiculous 'story'

Let's make a community powered, open source project to do this and watch them squirm when investors demand that million dollar CEOs get replaced with AI for higher investor returns.